With B.Y.O.B. Courtyard, new TUPPS Brewery will showcase local small businesses

When the new TUPPS Brewery debuts later this 12 months, the McKinney enterprise will be brewing up one thing aside from beer.

The enterprise, set to relocate to a 4.3-acre venue east of downtown, will embrace a 25,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, a ten,000-square-foot taproom, an 8,000-square-foot coated patio, two beer gardens and an outside efficiency stage, a espresso store, and recreation areas for adults and youngsters.

But it will even have a devoted area to showcase local small businesses on the weekends, referred to as the B.Y.O.B. Courtyard.

“We started TUPPS by brewing beer in my garage on the weekends,” Keith Lewis, TUPPS Brewery founder and president mentioned in a news launch. “Our weekend hobby turned into a real idea for a business. We built the company from the ground up and we want others to have the opportunity and encouragement to do the same.”

The space will function a number of grain bins which will permit local businesses to get began or stimulate development by providing a spot to work and promote their merchandise to clients.

TUPPS can also be will supply gross sales, advertising, teaching and recommendation. Coupled with its busy weekend exercise, firm officers say it’s a recipe for achievement.

“Our taproom, brewery and events drive significant traffic which provides a built-in customer base for these B.Y.O.B participants.” Lewis mentioned.